Posted by Plant Doc on November 08, 2020 at 03:22:56 from (73.196.97.0):
In Reply to: gear pulling struggle posted by elijahearnestfarmall on November 07, 2020 at 19:26:55:
I know nothing about a Huber but I have had several Waukeshas apart and I think taking those gears off as you are is almost impossible. If you look at the two big gears they have three hole on them, generally if you turn the gears and look through the gear holes you will see a bearing retainer plate held on by three bolts. Remove the bolts and then you can take the gear and the shaft out as a unit and then you can use a press to remove the gear. The smaller gear and shaft probably can also be removed as a complete unit, look it over closely before trying to use a puller. The crank gear will generally come off using a puller but may need heat. This is my suggestion from where I am sitting and without actually being there and looking at it. But I feel sure you will find that a press is needed to remove the gears without doing any damage.
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